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teollp.ck a4aG ia t1ss eoeatrY WAITED
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s1anzas g, rOetry q her o4u eosa position 70
lie hzalin ccilsgs. Hhlls Fr.n1s Gnu un Las
written 8 co.-acEoa II vssse IA witch hs las
described -ae level ctisels taat Le s.w ia hls
t9sr through Clii l2s1 year It is sid these
tFS Orien- al aGtkors are soaeW haE jealous u
each others poeeieal ability.
A few days ago Freihsrr Won Faber. ths
fouaser of ths lead pencil 6rsn Or A. ".
F2Aer, Al Stein, Ia Germany. celebrated his
7e,h birthday he has changed lhs village
OF Stein taear Nuremberg into ono of tns
It'd
manic museum IA Nuremberg, snd viii 10
remembered for many other charitable bs-
quests
The health of Prince Bismarck. under the
inyigora.lng air OF the Saxon forest at Fried
richsrlhe. mas considerably improved lie
take long drives and walks sometimes LAST
ing four or five hours, IN the depths OF the
foges,, and often visits bis workmen ia their
dwellings, talks 70 them, gives them presents
and inquiries after taer welfare.
George Francis Train stin holds his open
court sitting bareheaded on = bench IN Madl-
son square. RE Is preparing book for pub
hcatiOn, writing the matter on his knee lie
now permits adults 70 approach and address
hun, having abandoned his rule OF not allow
ing them within arms reach and compelling
them to communicate with him in writing
handed him by u child
Miss Lydia Droward, who lives near st.
Johns, Fla. recently adopted novel scheme
for finding an old and shrewd hen turkey
that had stolen her nest When the turkey
came 70 the house she caught il and tied
piece OF strong bacon upon one foot. She
then watched It carefully until it started for
its nest Then good dog was placed on the
trail, and, guided by the scent, soon found
the cautious old turkey three-quarters OF
mile from the house, and in the midst Of
dcnse grove Of palmettoes.
e Emperor Dom Pedro, of Brazil, Is said to
be losing his mind His memory has nearly
lett him. and he has lost in great measure his
former capacity for dealing with administra-
tive affairs. His medical advisers are. how
ever, Of the opinion that this weakening a
the mind powers is only an effect Of the great
physical prostration caused by hisseyere liver
attack and the powerful remedies employed
to combat it, and that with returning bodily
strength the restoration Of his mental powers
VIII follow.
Harriet Lane, now Mrs Johnston, the
beautiful and accomplished niece OF Buchan-
al, was one Of the most beloved women Of
the white house during the administration OF
her bachelor uncle. Soon after his retire
ment she married Mr. Johnston, a leading
banker Of Baltimore, but within a few year
past she buried her husband and both her
sous She IS now widowed and chlcleSs liv
ing quietly in Baltimore, but still preserving
the queenly dignity and grace Of manners
which made her q universal favorite in
Washington.